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CANADA


The most ethnically and culturally diverse country on the continent, South Africa offers students a truly multicultural experience with large European, Asian and racially mixed communities and eleven different official languages spoken. Just make sure you choose a course taught in English! South Africa is also one of the most important countries in Africa right now, having overcome the political controversy of its past to become a country truly in the midst of change, leading the democratic, economic and cultural evolution of the continent. Chose South Africa and place yourself in the centre of a momentous time.


www.ieasa.studysa.org


Despite having the same quality of education and living standards as its counterparts, Canada boasts a cheaper cost of living whilst its institutions charge less for international tuition fees. This offer of exceptional educational quality at a cheaper price has made Canada an increasingly popular choice for international students. The country is of particular interest to students of languages, with its strong bilingual heritage leading it to become a world leader in language teaching. The dual importance of English and French ensures that any student will find their capacity for either or both languages immeasurably improved during their time in the country.


http://www.educationau-incanada.ca/ educationau-incanada/index.aspx


SOUTH AFRICA


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